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Not in the best of shape, and sadly no accessories, but it's the first set I've ever owned - observations and comments welcome. Oh, and if anyone has the rifle, we should talk... Ernie

Opinions on this one?

I'll join the conversation - Here are my four aye phosphate magazines, one with a very light strike "K43." The third picture compares one of the aye phosphate magazines to a gcb magazine with very similar coloring and features - the gcb magazine has a raised rib floorplate. Ernie

Don Miller cleaned and repaired two for me late last year - he did a great job, and turned them back to me in a timely manner.

I have accumulated four of these aye-marked, phosphate finish magazines over the years, one of which is a "light strike" version. When I first acquired it, I believed that the "K43" was actually missing until I put it under magnification.

Thanks for the comments and opinions, please keep them coming. As requested, attached are a couple of close-up shots of the flat serial number, as well as the only other marking I found on the bolt sleeve. Also as requested, attached is a picture of the area just behind the mount - it was hard...

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Hello all - With the opinions expressed in the "bcd4 LSR 2189" thread (April 10, 2020) about these late serial-numbered pieces and "three hole" rifles in mind (http://www.k98kforum.com/showthread.php?40750-bcd4-LSR-2189&p=300216&posted=1#post300216), I present another rifle from a collection I...

Hello jack944 - Is this what you mean by "...the color that is correct for these"? Thanks, Ernie

Great observations and comments - keep them coming. By the way, this rifle came to me with the early unusual Walther scope rig attached, subject of my separate thread in this subforum dated July 26, 2020. If the markings on the side of the stock were greased over to protect them during a...

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